Shrines, museums, parks, and the spots in between, with the access details worked out.
Prefectural museum on Shamijima showing the prints of Nihonga painter Kaii Higashiyama, whose grandfather came from an island in Sakaide.
Sakaide · KagawaArcade and open-air market in the fishing town of Kure, begun by fishermen's wives in the Meiji period and selling the local catch, vegetables and fruit.
Nakatosa · KochiAmusement park in Tokushima City next to Tokushima Zoo, with free entry and pay-per-ride attractions such as a roller coaster, the Mad Mouse and a Ferris wheel.
TokushimaIndoor market in central Kochi, opened in 1998, where more than 50 shops sell local food, drink, fresh fish and souvenirs.
KochiA museum on towels and textile art in Imabari, with permanent Moomin and Kathy Nakajima quilt exhibitions, a towel factory tour and a large seasonal garden.
Imabari · EhimeAn underground museum on Naoshima designed by Tadao Ando, with permanent works by Claude Monet, Walter de Maria and James Turrell shown in natural light.
Naoshima · KagawaRuins of a mountain castle founded in 1338 and abandoned in 1615, with stone walls, enclosures and moats left on the hills of Ichinomiya.
TokushimaSea castle on the Seto Inland Sea with three rings of seawater moats, counted among Japan's Three Great Water Castles, with four surviving castle buildings.
Takamatsu · KagawaMuseum in Akaoka holding the 23 theatre screens by the Tosa painter Ekin, shown in a dimmed room modelled on the summer festival night.
Konan · KochiA zoo in Tokushima that groups its animals by climate, from lions and zebras in the savanna area to polar bears, with a children's zoo.
Tokushima
